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Prince Albert Glass Field is a medium-sized aerodrome serving Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, with a single instrument-equipped runway and airline service. It offers a straightforward VFR and IFR destination on the Saskatchewan prairie, with an ILS approach and mandatory-frequency radio coverage.
Prince Albert Glass Field is a medium airport serving the city of Prince Albert in Saskatchewan, Canada, with scheduled airline service in addition to general aviation traffic. For a simulator pilot it offers a single long, lit, hard-surfaced runway equipped with an ILS, making it a useful training and cross-country destination on the Saskatchewan prairie.
The field lies at Prince Albert, Saskatchewan, at coordinates 53.2146 N, 105.673 W, and an elevation of 1401 feet. It operates as a mandatory frequency (MF) area, with Prince Albert Radio providing the MF service to traffic within 5 nautical miles below 4400 feet ASL. Area control services for arrivals and departures are provided by Winnipeg Control, and Winnipeg Radio provides remote communications outlet coverage on a discrete frequency.
The airfield has a single physical runway, 08/26, aligned east-west. It is a hard-surfaced runway 4963 feet long, lit, and equipped with an ILS on runway 08.
Prince Albert Radio provides the mandatory frequency (MF) service and general radio service on 122.3 MHz, which is also used for VDF. Winnipeg Control handles arrivals and departures on 133.9 MHz. Athabaska AWYS information broadcasts are available on 129.45 MHz, and Winnipeg Radio can be reached via a remote communications outlet on 123.475 MHz. An ILS approach is available for runway 08.
Prince Albert Glass Field remains an active medium airport with scheduled airline service alongside general aviation movements. It operates under a mandatory frequency (MF) regime, with Prince Albert Radio providing local traffic and airspace information rather than a full air traffic control tower.
